Liability for Status Mismatch

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Liability arising when the documented status of a shipment (e.g., at pickup, in transit, or at delivery) does not match the actual status. This can lead to incorrect processing, delays, or additional costs. Responsibility is determined by contract terms and who caused the mismatch (carrier, forwarder, consignee, or shipper).

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